Is it not BETTER to force hin out of the club than all these: Thoughts as Troy Deeney reacts to Calvert-Lewin ACCUSATION live on air after what he saw Everton star do

Troy Deeney Weighs in on Dominic Calvert-Lewin Accusation

Former Watford striker Troy Deeney has shared his thoughts on Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s recent performances for Everton. Deeney’s comments come after Perry Groves accused Calvert-Lewin of not giving his best for the Toffees.

Groves’ Accusation

Speaking on talkSPORT ahead of Everton’s 0-0 draw against West Ham United, Groves expressed his disappointment with Calvert-Lewin’s lack of effort. “He’s not giving his all,” Groves said.

Deeney’s Response

Deeney, who was present during the discussion, nodded in agreement with Groves’ assessment. “That’s what it looks like,” Deeney said. “I saw him against Ipswich, and he missed some massive chances. And I thought something that was really key was he didn’t acknowledge the fans.”

Deeney continued, “He didn’t say anything to his teammates, went straight down the tunnel.” This behavior, according to Deeney, suggests that Calvert-Lewin may have “downed tools” for Everton.

Calvert-Lewin’s Struggles

Calvert-Lewin has faced criticism for his inconsistent performances this season. Despite starting 11 consecutive Premier League games, his goal return has been underwhelming.

Injuries have plagued Calvert-Lewin’s career, leading to fan frustration. With his contract expiring at the end of the season, it remains to be seen whether Calvert-Lewin will remain at Goodison Park.

Everton’s Relegation Battle

The Toffees are currently embroiled in a relegation battle, and Calvert-Lewin’s lack of form has exacerbated concerns. Fans are calling for a more reliable striker to lead the line.

Alternative Options

Sean Dyche has Beto at his disposal, but the 26-year-old has failed to convince during his time at Everton. Beto’s limited game time may lead to a departure from the club.

Calvert-Lewin’s Future

Calvert-Lewin’s future at Everton hangs in the balance. With his contract expiring soon, a parting of ways may be the best option for both parties.

Deeney’s comments highlight the growing dissatisfaction with Calvert-Lewin’s performances. Can the English striker rediscover his form and help Everton avoid relegation?

Key Statistics:

• Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s starts: 11 consecutive Premier League games
• Calvert-Lewin’s goals: 2 in 11 games
• Everton’s position: 16th in Premier League
• Calvert-Lewin’s contract: Expiring at the end of the season

Possible Outcomes:

• Calvert-Lewin finds form and helps Everton avoid relegation
• Calvert-Lewin departs Everton in January or summer transfer window
• Beto becomes first-choice striker
• Everton signs new striker in January transfer window

In other news, Everton has hired a renowned recruitment firm in their search for a new CEO.

Everton’s search for a new CEO comes amid significant changes at the club. The Toffees are looking to stabilize their leadership and improve performances on the pitch.

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